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14 What's the difference between this newsgroup and rec.audio.tubes. |
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This article is from the Antique Radios And Phonographs FAQ, by Hank van Cleef vancleef@netcom with numerous contributions by others.
Rec.antiques.radio+phono was created to move discussion of acoustic
phonos and old radios (primarily 1920-40 era) from rec.antiques. The
rec.audio.tubes newsgroup was created a year later as a place to
discuss use of vacuum tubes in "high fidelity" and guitar amplifiers.
 
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